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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-07
Bass-BaII Yesterday.

It Brooklyn:
Bioollyns 0000i Ks
Motrorolitans.. % 0 900 2 %
Hasc-lits BIooklyns, ; 9 Metropoli-
t9ns, S. Errors; Brooklyns, , Metro
politans, :.
st st. Louis:
II. Louis. ..3O12 2-10
LouisviiIes. ......1 17I2 o x-l2
E8Sc-hits: st. Louis, II ; LOuisgiiles,
=. Errors: ST. Louis, 3 Louisyilles,
~.
At Philadelphia:
Athletics .....1 0O12O 900 o. :
Boltimorcs o o OOO Q 0 O. 0
Pase-hits Athletics, 9; Batimorcs,
.. Lrrors: Athletics, o; Baltlmores, }.
at Washington
Washinctcns. % 0 @ o 2 0 0 . :
Bostons.........3 900 o D > g
Hase.hi.s: Washingtons, 6 -; Bostons,
u. Errors: Washngtons, 3 Bostons,
.. Batteries: O'Day ana Dcaly Rad
bourne and Tat.
1t st. Louis:
ST. Louis. .........3 0 l , ! / 8
Louisvilles. ........1 / 7 . | 0-l2
Hasc-hits st. Louis, Is; Louisyilles,
lC. Errors ~. Louis, 3 Louisvilles,
/. Game called at The end of the sixth
inning TO prepare for the second game.
st New York:
New Yorks. 90 10000 O03- 3
rhlato.uh.as o . o o y o o o. T.
.asc-h.ts: New FORKS, 10; Philadel-
pl ias, J3. Errors: New forlls, o;
Piila}c' HAS, J. Batteries WEIGH AMI
Murphy IuIeuson ana Clements.
.t Indianapolis
Indianapolis. % 0 0 o 0 0 , o. 6
Dcttcits .....1 1O4 30 ] o K +
Tasc-hts: indianapolis. y; D.
Ioits. T.. Errors: indianapolis, ,
Ioroits, . batteries: Moffett AMI
Ha lett; Gctzcin and Cancel.
st Pittsburgh;
IFirst camel
Pittsburghs. - . . o o 0 o Ill
Chicaeos.. 0002 J 90 o. 3
Base-hts: Pitisburghs, -; Chicagos,
]p. ErrurS llttsOurghs, . =; Cll;aSps,
( Batteries: Morris and Fields
| Clarh son and Flint
iSfcJ.4 game
TitlsIur9hs. y 0 1 90 J , . 9
Cbicaeos. 90 90 o 0 90 7 o.
Ease-ti,s: Pittsburshs, II Chiclgos.
10. Errors: Pittsburghs, > Chica5o7,
g. Batterias Calvin and 'Illler; Bald
win and Iaiy.
LOUISVILLE, October G.-llanagar
John Kelly, Of the Louisville Base
Iall Club. yesterday signed a contrac.
70 umpire the ST. Louis-Oetroit world
championship series. lie will be assist
cd by Umpire Gailrey, OF the League,
who will stand back Of second base.
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..,.,,., conference tn DorDc.

Try Apeio-Amerlean cable TO the Dispatch!
pupxe October 6 The Socialist
oont.,enee at st. Gall cloaed to-day
Ire general result OF the dellDera,'o - =
!, "a Il believed, viii be to consolidate tue
. socialist !. party throughout Europe,
ss,o cnnfere nee decided to conyokes a ~
;,,'a.ss,nai,onal labor copgressduring Zoo, !,
and adopted resolutions pro'es''nS
s@s;oet Anarchical theories.
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MARKETS ~ ryEKsRAPs
NRw YORK.

INV YORK. October a. Cotton siesdy; sslcs.
as bales; Uplsnds. 1.i6c.: Orleans. 9Sloc.:
let receipts. E.Oo3 bales. cguorfa-to NroA
britain, iS;C6 ba'os: TO tie Continent. 5,St
tales: stock. u5.;o3 bales. Southern nour In
MODERATE demand ard 3rmiy held. Nhes.--
tptioIs oponcd Arm. advanced 'He, suose-
oueutly ruled easier, dropped vase. symna-
hiking with the West; the closing. hoScycr.
Wa sicadier, showing recovery OF aaac,
cesh atous / c. lower: No. 2 rel. OrtoOer ela
sac. November. e2aS2 ii-i6c.: Nay. H.'sa
20 l1.i6c Corn Aaihc higher aud iairly active,
cl.-ing Crm: 0ltfOus "a c. lower, ciesing
stcady after a fair business; 40 ,, October
and Noytmhor. ~ a52kc.: Kay, - isSiac.
Cn,s a shade hi CHER Win moderate business.
80. >, October. SAa&'sr. November. ~ "a
S3Ac: Ne. ,. SPOT, 53' aS &c. mixed western,
2.E o3lSc Hops "a hgLt request Coffee
fair no lm at iiae5; options i0t.i poios
over ana moro hc-ive: No. kio. octoger,
sl155nfi7 80; November slr3latll .@i Do
c,mtcr. si,.soafi7c5; May. il1 ioaslI5o sugar
steady rud Ccmaud fair. No'asses quiet ani
urehrrged. Rice ,aly. Notion-eeci oil
3yla .3c for cru,o i2ai3'. Tor rraaei. kosin
steady % ~ o. "a l.i2o. inrpenuee steady AZ
sp,c. Wod Quiet aud easy. Pork dUn and
uuciarced. beef unchanged Cut-ments very
Quiet Ni1iir- tud sul nominal. Lard Sat
lolAis lower ana lees active; ec-iern steam.
800. 81 sonse.s.h October. S.s0lN.13; No
somlCr. sGcsasaCd. freighs steady.
nALliAUhA
nhnfssOts. NJ. october h-'o,ton daI'
nicdiiur &C tiouf Grm la h'gacr tor w
ctnot,: hovafi--'r,c 81 'id ~ -iorn super, f9.Hs
t115: dO. extra. $3.50. 10 family. s. slasi ";
city mills super, S3iss2b2, 80. extra, f3a!i @;
do. lIo brands. fAl5s5LiO; pa.apsco s1perla-'
live pateIt. $40: do. family. fiih Whoat-
Southern hrmera md quiet, rcd s0as3'. amber.
s3st4c. Hsaterr steady and quiet. No s'ner
rcd. spoi, ,gAai0hc.; NCvimoor. SAstlAe;
December. S2A,aN2'.c; January. s1aaN 20.
Corn southern ora and gW't; wolfe, 1stbOe.
yellow. b}a' ST.: western tnlxed, spot. 5jhc
October t0h nJidc. oats nrder southern and
Penusy iyRnih. 3Os3jc.: western while. Da1oc.
western mixoi. 3ls3ic. Rye quiet and nrm NJ
5saCec. Provisions steady. nlth moderate tn-
quiry. Potatoes steady at 81 i5ai2iO. Conee
firm and quiet; kio cargoes, ordinary % talr,
lst,al9kc. Sgeaf-Copuorrel quiot AZ lOs
lOhc. Mtiskey steady ut tLltasllA. Other
articles unchanged freghts b Liverpool per
steamer dun. cotton, iSBii.: Hour. II Sl /;
gram, 2hd.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. October G-CssD QuOts,iors were !:
'our urtlGugcd. Nc. siriug wheat t9Sc. (;
40 2ted, 72.c. Nc. coru, exc. No 2 oats,
.5r.a26c. M,ss.pors. siLjo. Lard. gGS. short
ni sides Goosc'. 40. Dry-salte1 shoulders
troNci'. q 'Uaf5.s5. Sboit-cloar sides boxed,
| = seas, IS Whissey. si.l0.
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OND TOBACCO MARKER.

OCTOBER 8. isS7'
Sixty packages were sold at auction, but
were chiefly low grades al low prices. The
bright sales we're very small, and there was
ro.hlng much done In BurlesS The day was
40 quiet "a any day for moa;hs. The western
markets remain high and are reported SIN al
yencing
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-07
germany ana sta,y.

ny Anglo Amerlccn cable 20 the DispAtch.l
Berlin. October Ell North Gcr-
man Gd-lHC refers in cordial terms 10
the meeting between irincc Bismarck
and SicnOr Crispi. The interview. -
saysthe gazette. " is fresh proof OF the
old and tired friendship existing be.
tween the rulers and people o, Germany
aud Italy. and hes established the fact
that, with Austria 10 preserve thepaace
and prevent European war, aud IN
case OF necessity TO ward it on alto
getlcr, the task is not suoor'inate u
any pending question OF detail
nor outcome OF passing personal
moods 1t results from the com
bined interests of both nations, which,
having established a national unity,
desire to improve the benefits thus at-
tanned. cacr-loving citizens, ready b
welcome Ioyiully every fresh uenntee
Of peace, will regard with satisfaction
the visits of Count Ealnoky and sig
nor Crisp. Voices from abroad, ex-
pressing di,plossurc, DO not come from
That great majority Of European peo.
plc desiring peace, hut from those who
would seek TO bring upon the nations
the calamity Of great wars
The new Socialist law prepared Tor
tie Fcicbstag imposes a penalty upon
expelled persons who return even for a
Passing VISIT to forbidden towns.
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nAHiNE ISTEGLi.ENCE.
,oRr OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER s, is


Steamship Wyanoke, Jenny, New Yors.
merchandise and passengers. q. W. Allen y
Co., agents.
steamship Pioneer. Hines. Philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, j. w. AeCafriek
x Co., agents.
stsanle1 ARIEL. Deyo. Nsrfolk, United States
uiaii. merchsnjiss snd passengers. L. u. Ta-
UNI. agent
schooner r. W. Huedle, Deputy. Phllsiel-
phiG, pig iron. Old dominion IT'D anu Nall
WORKS Company.
schooner Benjamin G.. Terry, Brown, Phila-
cclphia, coal, Charles n. Page.
schooner Ria T. Little. Frsmoers. Philsdel-
phia, coal, T.. r. Murphy = Sou.
sAn.kp.
Schooner John shay, TilfoD, Hardlng's
Wharf, 70 lead railroad lies FOR thiladolphla |:
vessel, Curtis & Parker.
Sclcouer Mamie Saunders, Budd. Phuadeh
ph,s, poplar-weod. Conquest a Sons: vessel,
Curtis q Parker.
schooner Henry Parker. Green, Jersey City,
rullroad-ties. f.. c. Leake, Jr., & Co; vessel.
Curtis & Parker
schooner Spesdwell. Weed, New YORK. pig.
iron, }. n. Gordon, agent; vessel Curtis .
Parker.
Schooner 4. X. Hsrt Kintz. Nerfolk. coal.
Chesapeake asd Ohio railway vessel. Curtis &
Parker.
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CINCtHNATi
ClScIEyArI. October Flour castor. Wheat
cnsier: No. = red. 761,7kc. Corn nrm: No. :
mixed, Sc Oats steady; Ma. 2miXoi. gs,i Pork
Qulct and easy; repackci, tiL.A Lard dnll
at 500. Bulk-meat@ nominal Bacon irmer
Whisky firm at 800. hogs slow and weak
common aud light S&2jati5O; packing and
butchers, stesasiti.
LOUISVILLE
LOUISVILLE October G-Proyisions firm.
B1con--Cloar rib sides, n aJ'. clear Sides,
gitc; shoulder, q e. Bulk meats-Clear-riD
sides SIC: cleer sides. SIC. Mess pork NOM
insL Grain quiet Wheat-Bed. &c. Corn
No. niEe1, Nc. oats-No. ,, g6Hc
~ILAlNGGUN.
-'t.s.s..l0", g. -, q. ,,eer = s'..Y 81, go
iirm AZ 20hc. hos!n hrm: strained l9c.
| so,d strniuod. So. Ter firm AZ Si.3O. CrliGs
| tnrpontinc drmi hs-d. s.; yciloVdip aud
viIg'r. ? g.
HEH YORK COTTON FUrDgsA
asF VORs. October --Cottou--Net receipts.
% halcs: cr - receipts. III bales. Futures
closed steady: s.los, l0s eco Dalss: October,
g. 3sgsg2e: NfYcmter hnd December, s. Eta
g. -: January. i9iOai93l: February. 50 3Sa
80. %; Mach, 81 f.ai9is: April, g. 5jitJ.B;
Nay, g. t3aip6i; june, sa.sias91@
NORFOLK pEANCT MARKET
faerored Tor The Dlspatch.l
OCTOBER G.-Nnlct nominal Prime, 3tstt;
eAslle0, 45ea1ilc.; facfory hand picsoI, 5t5 20.
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARKET.
lReportcd for tho Dispatchl
CcToBtR 5.--No sales and 10 receipts. Var
kct cbtIely bals OF STOCK. Primo would bring
g.: extra prime, 10
s's ,-- --.-'s''-.s-s
HARRsAGEs.
CAtDl N-UALI~-Married. NJ the residence
q TIE brides parents, on Tuesday, October I,
l-S9, by ESy. j. y. Hutton. Mr.. NALORf y.
CAMDEN and Miss ANNIE j. HALL. 81
zm.Iz=zzzsr11zrzz1sa
CHAFFEE-Died. October 2. 1851, ather hus-
baud's residence NJ 1875 T.. ~, Mrs. MARY T.,
wife Of ". r. ChGfiee.
Funeral viii tnke place from First Baptist
church on FRIDAY, October 2, 1877. AZ ~ O'Clock
" Friends aud ac.ualutances arc invited TO
attend.
Providence aud New Orleans papers please
copy.
SAUNDERS. Died. IN Coo,hland county.
September I'D. at tho residence Of her dangh-
ter. Mrs. =. +. Puryear, Mrs. ALLEY SAUN-
DrBS. widow ~ Alba q. saunders; aged
| cichtY six years and ten months
We mis. thee. mothsr, Oh how much,
Our God alone cGn tell
lie took tnee from our earth y homo
Win hlm IN Heaven 10 d0oil.
Our mother IL gone ard We are loft
The iOss a her 20 mourn.
But may we hope to moot with her
| With Christ before Gods throne.
VIt.-D!ed, a. Tho residence o. her son-in-
| lay. C. T. Russell, No. big west clay street, o.
| teller 6, 1857, at 1890 O'Clock A. ", Mrs LUCY
a. VIA, rolict II 10 late James Via, o. iienrico
| cunnty.
The funeral viii take place from 9l9 west
! Clay street THIS (Frdsy) Az rERNOOS at 80
o clock. Friends Ct the family are Invited 10
attend.
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THE WESTERN TOUR.
eoxIlSUTD ovArIoSs TO TEE PRxsI.
DENTAL PARTY.
he Departure from Chicago and Arrival
ct Milwaukee - Enthusiastic
Greeting, &C.
lnr ielegrnrh to Tie pl.nn,chl


eagerly watching for glimpse Of Presi-
,ent Cleveland when nc should emerge
icr DIVE to the international military
erCsmpmCut Crowds of workmen
end slop.ciils on their way to
their daily tasks forgot for the
tmo being the toll before them
and pressed forward through the lam
ol country people and well-dressed
city siCLi-sccrs. ha.fdozen mounted
rolicc had 10 Elite trouble clearing q
passage Tor the Presidents carriage.
which was drawn by four spanking
bays The SKY WAS lowering, AID
every ono Nas predicting that rain
would fan before tHc President could
rake start. Not q drop fell, bow
over. and ~ sis Mr. Cleveland, look
ing hui little worse for his wholesale
band shaking Of the previous day,
appeared at the oycncd doorway with
hat doncd and many good-natured
bows 10 the cheering crowd. He light
~ sperg into the waiting carriage and
in a thrcc was whiriiug through the
thick Of Che business district and ont
Washington boulevard 10 the encamp-
mcut. Tie was accompanied by Mayor
Roche. General Terry. anil dozen
lesser GiguitariCs ariy as IL was, and
tlr. .tDmng as Was the day, tie side
wnlks along the entire route were lined
with people. including thousands who,
notwithstanding strenuous efforts all
day Yesterday. lad failed To- sec the
President or his wife in the general
confusion prevailing
A 'u0croUs incident occurred at tue
entrance 90 the cl1mpment-gr0undS
Tire Presidents C.rriapc got stuck Ia
the mud. There WAS not moments
umc Oh spare. aui tHc prancing bays
v.r.suartly dashed with the whip. IT
W., nip and tuck with the mud that
s..radc thick and sticky by the rain
.rrIr tlc night. Finally the vehicle
..uuiug tlc Chief Magistrate of the
t.n gave terrific muge forward,
, ves gone from bohughng cheer
rr crowd. 4 rapid drive past
o.. or three thousand troops drawn
rr boo line. and laundering salute
rm tie artillery. and the bows and
sn1l,s. &c.. @ \ couple OF thousand of
......tar- ON the stands completed the
c.rt-ouiesat tho tIclmpmeut WITH
lut delay The President boarded the
,r,n for the depot down town, from
which tie start for Milwaukee was 10 bo
made. 10 lacked lut five minutes OF
ll O'Clock. the schedule time OF the
Start rgr milwaukee,. when Ice arrived.
Mrs. Cleveland lAj preceded hun by
half $50 holr, sappla; gun uY lnto
"a
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Inst on Lake Erie.

~ telegraph % the D!snalch.l
PORT BURoS, Mon. October q. THE
tug Orient owned at Fair Haven, wa
Loss on Lake Erie yesterday, and her
crew Of six were drowned.
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FORT oPSEwrogr NEWS, ocrosss 8. ,ss7.
lBy telegraph

stesmship Guyandotts, Kelley, West PslaS
and sailed for New York.
steamship DaibeatSie, Gregory, New YORK..
light
SUE " fliams. Pierce. New rork; Louiss PAaEo,
long. Philadelphia. coal
BaIkeniine ". II. Dissz. Hooper, Richmond.
sAiLKp.
Schooner samuel y. Thorpe, Pssrcs> N>w
York
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REMOVALS.


DEMOYED.
Dr.. KNOX has removed % the VALENTINE
HOUSE, corner Of Capitol and Ninth streets.
O. 2.lws
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AZ nc o. bushels common at 73c. 10 bushels
common at zoo. Total sales OF wheat, A'tS
bushels.
Offerings to-day Of wheat ara bushels !;
same day last year. 4.i5s bushels. sales to-day
f.e28 bushels Offerings so far this yesr. 40. :,
bushels: same time last year. 1000 oashs =
Extreme range OF prices today, ~ W ~ ;
same day last year. - 20 SC
CORS.-Hhite, 6H bushels very R0o1 %" NJ
t4c /: CO bushels new damp al yc.
OATs.-wintsr, 100 bushels very good on pri-
yDts fqfmA
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RIcgMQgp sI0cX EZoEAxgE

BALTIMORE. Nd. October G-yirsiaia o.
consolidated, A. iid To-Day.
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COTTON REroYr

We quote: Fine. t2.c0as275; sspernne, 800
lag extra. 81 50ssS IS; family, ttass.se pstert
family. country. ts75afs.s
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Tie following is the Presidents
-. ~ ,c.nouee to Mayor Walkers
Hflecwe: - am very GLAD 70 h"Eo
NE cu,ortuniiy. though the ime az
i.Vcd IS very bref, TO meet the people
~ .N,looujI's clitf city. Siace We
l.4loae. snd IN passing 'hro"Sn. on
r.-,t ct,tcs on orr way, tncf'
Jas i,,n pesenicd to us va
l.,fy If physical 'catnfe' ci'', ca'l
f.r'ac of their diversity ~ ton
ed Conformation, Lut alc people We
i.te nat al all points have been
ia same iu their energy au1
s,e,i,y. in their local pnae, an~
.nthat REGULAR irsh OF American Gu
i.cl,r bich produces the bei,et ht'p ~,
sdl.er-d 10 by every individual tnA' lla
,srie,lar place Of residence IS thc
oIo,rn and most favored spot which the
World contains This condition creates
Tie aggregate of sentiment in'lnc. .:.o
ia oDeration. furnishing the pio.t 49,.
rover which has brought about .lS
liupendous growth and Development,
cur country but there mas osoI
another element of character disPlayea
among the people eyery"hefS ~ v =.
travel which has been universal anu n = ''
disturbed or changed by any dliie n,, ise
IN place or circumstances. NO ps sI
lines have been circumscribed, no i'cNs !.
pride has diminished, end no pusla e,
activity has in the least stltleo suc A'D
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-07

RooK AND JOB WORK NlA1zl1
- ExScgrsp' Az raz DlzrArQ1 ~ u
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Market quiet.
QUOTATIONS.
NiDniiTa. DC.
fow hrDDTrNg. -st.r.
COOP CkpISARr.-7 iJltc.
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New York. Baltimore. and Rich
mend Stock Exchanges.
f8y teieetaph ~ the Dispetch,l

NEW YORK. October c. Tho stock market
WCs moro active Than for some time. bat the
5orbcd by Western Union, Reading,
and ~. Paul, which stocks furnished
over three fourtls q tho days blsl
ness. Eagy IN the day prices advanced rapl l.
y. md Il was yCsitiNely asserted nat the tclos
ctaTh deal lad ut last oecn consummatod,
which brought In heavy buying of weston
Union. Favorable rumors IN regard 20 Road
ing started O large movement Ina that et1'k.
AID he impression teat settlement OF tho
difficulties among western roads would ne ar
rived 40 ~ the me ting ~ chicago to-day was
reflected ia tho trading IN 81. Paul. Tho al
vance vas sharp. blt came tO "a Aalt after tho
FIST hour ni Ign prices bringing looi ~ stork b
a. market. The gains were we'll neld,
ne list toward tho closo. Tho move
ment in Reading was ymps;hi2od with by
O.lor coal stocks, and Jersey Central
AID iGrkaTanra were promt0eqt New bag
lard also became feature. bus was over
Swallowed boy more sriiyo stock. Tho general
situation shows 30 change, tia earnings Oi rail
roads still continuing q %, 0nd IT, as Is gene
rally believed m Wall street, the Government
puts IN operation plan 20 pat 90 surplus
money In circulation hoalibicr business tone
must result. The communication OF tho Vest
cTu IniCr- 1iOGOic and OHIO deal d regaiur !
by the former ~ likely 90 ada largely . VS.
CauirgR The opening was r0tt0r heavy Tho
entire list, however, SOON hucu-Ilencd unjef
tie lead Of Western Union aud kea ling an al
yaLced rapidly. Tbs rise was checked before
IA. NJ aud the ma kot showed : marked fall
Ing OF Co. nc amount Of business, but price,
remained firm and coal sIocks became plOmi
nrnt. The best figures were MAZE no !. VI
ffter which Time u.c4o uaS n blight rcHcIlpl
and the close WAS rather heavy. bat nolf tn
highest ArIrcs OF the day. Total sales, AS 20,
shares.
Nfw Yoag. October G.--SooE. stocks a,iyo
ard strong. aon~g cay 81 laj per cont
Hxchauge--Iong. 80: ehort, 4siH. Govern
merits du.l.
Ergafng.-Rxchanga dun and steady. Money
ea-yat3aj: closing offered 90 per cont. sab
Irto-ury ralauces-G0ld, sl32,4J' ,0D; cni-
reLty. iI9 $4,000. Governments dlil: I p,.
cents, I.3Js ~ Per GEMS, nos d. sIeie ooud'
dull
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-10-07

had left the procession early in the al
tcinoon, and mt IS O'Clock dnel at the
residence OF John $. Mitchell, resident
manager Of tho Soldiers Home. The
dinner patty was confined 20 the chief
Guest and ten ladies. From here Mrs.
Cleveland was driven to the residence
Of James ElceE, on Grand avenue,
whore She cuve q public reception, last
ing until o O'Clock, when she was driven
TO the ilaukiut0n House, where she
listened 20 the tossts at the merchants
banquet from hebalcony Of the lining
hall
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Fortunately the brim OF his hat saved
him, and he escaped with trihing inlu'
ries. He said that the people were
thoroughly determined to resist, ana
he would not interfere. Anemergency
man made another attack on the door,
and from the window large tim vessel
OF boiling water was poured over hts
face and neck. He dropped his crow
bar with cry OF pain and rushed iran
ticalIy back among the police.
The rsople ut the same time assumed
a very threatening attitude, 80 much 50
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Pittsburghs. $50 Ill
Chicaeos. 0 002 o 0 o. )
Base-lits: Piiisburghs, -; Chiclgos,
10. Errors Fitt,burghs, , Chicagos,
l. Batteries: Morris and Fields
Clarhson and Flint.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.
el.astons ana Ii. Iri.h Leaders.

Gladstone, in his speech at the dinner
given by the Labor members Of parliament,
declared his entire disbelief in the accusa-
tions against the Irish leaders. He said:
In May, 1852, immediately after the as
Hassination OF Cavendish and Burke, Par
MIL wrote him in reference to that crime.
The letter, which was obviously written
under great mental distress, threw consid-
cradle light upon the topic Of the present
hour and was strong evidence in
favor Of the contention that the Times
letter was o base, malicious forgery. Par
nell, apparently foreseeing that in the pub
lie mind he would be associated with the
crime, offered to place himself, without re-
serve, in Gladstone's hands. He wrote
that he regarded the murders with the ut
most adherence, and offered to resign the
leadership OF the Irish party and retire al
together from political life, if Gladstone
considered such n step advisable in the In
terests OF Ireland. Gladstone said he would
refrain from saying what reply
he made, adding it was only a
short time since he obtained Parnell's
assent to his mentioning the matter. AL
luding to the advice rendered Parnell from
certain quarters that he bring action
against the Times, Gladstone said that
many years ago when a commissioner to
the Ionian islands the Times bitterly at
tackled him, accusing him OF treason. On
returning to England he consulted the
famous Lawyer Freshfeld with q view OF
bringing action, but was dissuaded, the
lawyer expressing the conviction that even
ii Gladstone proved his case no jury in the
then state OF the public mind would be
likely to convict the Times.
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The carrying corporations are often
slow at reading the signs Of the times,
but 1T will not take many years more
OF such experience as they have been
accommodating for the last two Of
three, to convince them that their
special privileges in this country do
not include the ownership Of courts 81
Justice. Judge Barclays decision,
rendered il the Circuit Court at st.
Louis. holding a sleeping Car company
ponsible to its patrons for por-
table property stolen from them, not
only while asleep in thei, 5erths, but
while attendlng to. their toilets, adds
one more TO q long list 81 judicial
opinions q the same general tenor.
e is good common SENSE, and proba-
bly, therefore good law.s The day israp-
app aaching whsn il vim IS uni
,y'ersally undetsto odl that Traveller
ne ays M IS % sqlorts ana q.
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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1887-05-06
Boston Culchaw in Low Life.

In Boston even the street vendors
ieel the influence of the Athens of
America. This is the way a salve sell
Ter talks: 'That's right, gentlemen,
come right up. Don't mind the east
wind, which. as our friend Emerson
use to say, pierces our solitude. This
salve would have made the Concord
Philosopher stand the weather better.
Only three boxes, and going way down
east? How foolish! Why, as Lowell
said, that is the vague Orient. This
salve would cure the vagueness every
time. Curat minimis. Glad to see so
many boys here. Macte, boys! You,
too, need at least one. box each. Does
Joseph Cook use itp Of course he
does, and Matthew Arnold called for
. box as soon as he reached this coun-
Try. He said he heard it was sweet aud
light. Move on, gentlemen A box
IN each hand and two in your pocket
will ballast You. Ibis tutissimus.' y :
Neso York Sun. $